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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Dec. . -Cotton higher Midilns lo9c.
Flour was hrmer. Howard street and Western SUPER.
nue 81 81 -. Extra do - OUU3 O. Family do - 80
81 CIV Minis Sup-rne ~ 81 o. Extr do 81 006 3d.
10 RIO - 5004 40 PdtapscO Family - %
Parn - 40 WheatSouheru firm. Red 81 soc:
10 Amber ~ 9Oc Western hgher. Ma winter Red
- 5Ac December 80 p0 soc: January s7'4
higher. Mixed spot bSc md; January 5S
81 Ec hrmer. ssuthern 32d35ci Western White
81 q 36c Western Mixed J03tc Pennsylvania 80 &c.
Rye nrn ut Ga G3c Hay Guiot Prime 10 Ihocs Vest.
81 90 Is 30. Provisions hrmi Mess Pork SIS 90.
I,ulkmcats. shoulders and Clear Rib ST. packed
8acOn-houdcrs = Sac. Clear rib ~ilcs g4c.
Hams l2Gl2'c Lard refined SIC Butter firm. Western
l0a2c Creamery 30 2Sc Eggs - Use Potatoes
steady - 90 az 10. Petroleum steady Refined &C. Coffee
RIO csrgOes ordinary to fair Il ia lHc. Sugar
steady. soft &c Gopher refined nrm at l2it6 &C
steamer duh lotion at 7-32d Flour Is 81. Gram NJ a.
-cepts- tIOu 23i bb. Wheat 23 VcO bush Corr G2OOD
bus J. 900 bush. Sbipmcnts- Flour 23.276 Dbls.
Corn 27.UOO bush Sales-Wh-dt 32s. 900 bush. Corn
lOe 900 bush.
BUFFALO. Dec 2-Whe.t-No. Tari opened &c hi IN.
-OlG NJ ~ closing 9OC asked 900 bush, No.
iari Northern Pacific bGc. Winter Wheat and
hghsr: No. ei Michigan ~ &c: 80 Red u 2c No
Whus Michigan SSLc closing NSSc asked. Corn higher
No. closed a. 5So tbAc. No. . track sold
81 SOC 70 Fellow 80. jJi.c. oar, higher good
30 No. AiIci 80 Ia 36e BARLEY nrm unchanged;
No ] canada 05c. No Canada 9Oc. No. . Milwaukee
state 7}d &c. Rye Guct. unchanged Mllised firm
unchanged Winter Bran Sl7 20. Spring Sl7 %.
Receipts uors-Flour $1,000 hba. Wheat li0ne bu'h
5000 push Railroad shipmsnt,-FlJur 10000 bbll
Wheat 5000 bush. Corn $4,000 bush
CHCAGO. Dec 2.-rhe leading futures follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
THE PETROLEUM XARKEI.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIcH
daeidndlr active emu MT In the crudt

xvvs FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICyS
There decidedly active movemtnt IN the cruoe oer
acate speculation yesterday and the market rose W THO
point reached since plans OF the producers 70
check tho output OF oil until there had been material
depetfon of stocks began mature. The opening was
80 cent higher rs 2 CENTS and there was squirt 10
10 S cents but It provoked free selling on the theory a'
the usual fall rs cents was due Prices were
driven down to rs 18 cents but that the lowest point
day. The production at saxonLurg had been stimu-
somewhat by drilling and oTpedong and the bears
ephemeral adv anagc Of unfavoabe news from the
wells But while the opponents OF an advance were con
graduating themselves In the zzle of the soda water
BOOM" substantial buyers Absorbing the certificates
sod by longs and the wind" offered by the bears
developed decided strength and the bears
did covering, especially the from the Engle
hardt advance well dscouragng their expectations
Values 70 II cents and closed with reaction OF
only 10 cent.
The news saXonburg may yet help out those who
have sold what they first Guy In order deliver
But there interesting d, vcopment with respect to
Lima oil, which the bear leaders have still been clngng
hope depression coud be caused months
shipment OF this refined oil left this port reached
Europe and went yarOts parcel, or Pennsyl-
are now complaining that the ONO stun burns badly and
has very strong smell and The house which receives
these aivccs by mail expresses the opinion that this
only the nrs Of no compl .lnts 10 be heard from The
in the Of ohio oil fuel but the prospects
nat me news hereafter VIII be di.couagng TO mos VINO
speculative short sales.
deal sides, but the bears found their
sales pretty well cared Carrying early
20a2j cents, but later small loans 10 30a25 cents
The "st closed vim an dsrtGne Of strength, but the
speculation had been rc'rONcd from IS
investment element however app aed sim to be the best
class Of buyers any OF the days reactions.
The range OF prices total dealings at the Consoi-
dated Exchange were follows Opening 10 10. high
est 20 -, lowest IS Is, ana 20. Sales. barrels,
4.0l9OO0..
Refined oil was firm at per gallon, Abel test,
all ports
on CITY. -eean. Dsc. 2-v'uo1t rr,n,t C.ru1c,t.,
s,esei ~ 75a4 h,h,,. 76il: swsr ID closed. 76.
S9los ga 600 ptrr,l, colrana-s G72noO chsr
tors l009j2 barrels shipments 922jS barrels runs.
80 500 barrels
PIrrsrURG. Penn. Dec 2.-PetrOlenm fairly active. Ma
tonal Tr.n't C-rtihcass opened At 75s closed at 49,
highest 7Gia lowest. 7ji..
BRADFORD Penn. Dec. 2-NAuonal Trtl,. Csrtlacatss
erened AZ 10. ant c,'si AZ 30 hishssL 7Gs lowest
7Jis Clearance'. 1900 barrel,
TITUsvIIIr. Penn Dec 2Natio1a Transit CertdcIts,
opened at IS 4 Iiglss. 76i2; lowest. IS closet TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per Worth Pir,r Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-A quiet market IN all d,rec
tions Uaverstrav Hard Bricks arc quoted AZ 20 10
Tt7 81 a. 20 quality. per Thousand anost; Up hlver
iisrd &c 2j1kG 70: Pale - 500 81 90; 1I"tnna
brown Si3dfI5; dark. sfasl6 red 81 9sl6; trenton
Sny PiItienha Front alongside pier S37 *2S; Rock
land Common Lime. 81 Finishing ~ ~ c 0,",,1 LAT
~ n RE pcr hush: cattle Hair ~ ar 'cent % 10
a s. A. for lots American Portland Ensh'h fof
a Rosendals - 90 a. 10. - A..
COFFEE brazil srort. the market was hrm on tms
basis of sc spot invoices S,les oou Days
so at 10 be and bas' No IT 10 d2c Ihe on nlidsr
stve, .r. firm sales 2lb bags -aVAhid ann oJo olg,
M,ricaihn on the speculative market far bnsl esN was
ul,s,sd The reaching l255OO bags fr't prices
u 20 point ana AT me close
points had taken place NM hfues
beirr January. l5.ljni52O. February. i3lOG 10 -;
March 10 IOdl5.l5; Aprn. - % - no. NAY ,n.n,9
u 10: Junr 1900 1905. July, li"od lluo. Angn'.
i; e0GiiG5' SEP ;cmpcr. lfIj0lii0; Oct"9er ltl3@
IL 30. Ncvembe. 1909 oil -. IcceTb"r i1.53 n l'4n
The RANGES on tho different months were Januiry "
IL I5Gilg0: February l5.ludI49o March. - 10
alIsO; Apri' l5loa!iS5: May. . i1Vs@ =. ~;
ala 55. September ls5Oa li25; October i''l'4lf'ioi
he ubrr Is - a 800. ..,.,,.. ,,... NO,
90 TON-on the actual market quot lton' we're MOI
movement WAS far the les frAchhS only
40, bales t3ly lat evening" all OF whl,h rcfo iut con-
receipts to-day were 0mcl'N esluaNI
ai a. OOn holes urans with 3Gt46 bales tls day a,
week and l53 bales for the cOrrsp nhng hae ol lrp
he~tuning 81 the cotton wear mo
total recri hecn 3 ll"it bae' "ehhsl -oo''o''
~ ,.r st,ontt n ~ Od La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
on ant after NOVEMBER lith. 1857
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNfITEnD STATES Mail ROUTE.
Trans le2ye New.fors via Des6rs'ses and Coriaai'
Hsrsours ru,bnrg and the west with Pullman Palace
am ch,c.go Tinted Of parl9r. Dining: smoking. and
Wilau,por, Lock Haven. 900 a. M, p m; Cory and
Lrieat p m, connecting at Cory Tor ltusv.e PeTr
tar ien.non goo a M $40 p M ard - Is night 80,
m, go an" go p m. saturdays only 500 M sun
Baltimore Washing on and the South. Limited Washing
Tn EtrGs, Of Pullman Prior Cars and Pennsy vans
wa,hlaston 90 nm and daily. $40 u. m, arrive Wishing
100 40 AMI 200 oar u ami lis nist snaiay is and
Far goV MI 20 "pa 800 p Ma AM Az u: 10 night
Tor cape May. lilo week days SATURDAYS osly 100
I,9s ganea Bay sai Jn1c;ton aOd n'ST~ste sa5S1i
9c9 m ON sunday. 945 a. NJ and 500 IN (to ots'o'
For o Point ami Norfolk. NewYork Philadelphia an!
Norf1ik i.lT9ad 500 m every day via Batiaor, ani
Jersey City aordng speedy and direct Tor
sa m E gT P T: G aaa ans
go G56a M. l:2o $40 $780, 40 81. $40 and 10 IS
% From Fif,lspaa 80 20 $50 10 $40 SO $50
20 So 9g6 S5 10 s 30 M ~' and az i s1o as
sgad!y So $50 90, 72o: sos li:j5 Ii.5o NJ. So
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
E1ptes trains leave NewY:rk via Dessrosses AMI COrs
e%o E 20 s. @ chicago Limited and 10 Washington LIN;
and Vn asG ana Ss5 night U as
% Limited" S aS aI iS sSndays EhppS's 60 .n
IL night
Trains leaving New York daily. except sunday at AMI
lll0 a. m !, :. 4. .. \ p IN. and 10 a. ana ~ on
sundays, connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning trains leave Broad street station, dephA
l2ol $40. % 4A0 535. $50 $780, $50. $50 $40 II md
lllo a IN lLlmitod Express with Dining Car l IA and
400 M. l249. 80 800 8, s. 6S5 7l2 IL and $50
T. m ON SUNDAY 1901, 300 4Oj. 40, 5:S5 s3l 94os
l24e $50 600 Limed). 52s. o35. 1912 and II D NJ
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 900 M. and s.SO D. H.
daily, except SUNDAY
Ticket Oficcs $40 ABS and ga Broadway Astor HOUSE.
Battery Place aud foot OF Dssbrosses and Cortanit IS,
4Courtst and BROOKLYN Annex station, foot OF Fusn't
BROOKLYN station Jersey City Emigrant Ticket ONCE
Castle Garden.
The NewYork Transfer Company Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences
CHAS h PUGH JR WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
WEEKLY COTTON MARKEr

NORFOLK. Dec. 2-Cotton- Middling los and gross
receipts. 3ii5 bales exports csastuise 1925 bales
1870 balos; stock. 65, $50 bales.
WeekyNet ana receipts. 2H3i5 bales exports to
Great Britain 800 bales IL Goa bales
sales. g 436 bales
sAvAsSAH. Dec 2-Cotton- Middlng lllGi Lew Mid
ding. 10; Good Ordinary. - 49, net and
cepts G140 bales exports TO tho Cennont 80 bales
ports coastuise 6363 bales sales $500 bales stock
Iocsd). l42 7S0 bales
WeekyNet receipts $685. bales; gross receipts "a 39l
bales exports 10 Great Britain, 1900 baes
the Continent 1856 Dalos exports 0aswisc lS 1856 bales
sales 300 bales
COrrectlon-Dedu from experts TO Great Britain since
September l4Cl bales. and from the Continent 1855
bales.
NEr.oRLEANs. Dec 2-Cotton-Middlng 9's Lew Mid
ding el0i Good Ordinary. o. net and receipts
ll070 balos Great Britain 400 bales
70 France 4057 bales exports coastwso 9ol baes sales
$500 bales stock. 3l643s bales
WeekyNet receipts 81 36s bales receipts. s9e5o
bales exports to Great Britain 2lS37 baos to
Franc 797 bales exports to the Connsnt o47s bales
exports coastvse lOS26 bales sslos, ~, 700 bales
C0rrectionEIports coaswise Nov 20 should have been
l466 baesl Nov. 80 4.029 bales Nov 80 81 "a bales
GALVESTON Dec. 2-Gotton-Frm MiddIing, o. Low
MddnE o vi Good Ordinary 8 not and gross receipts.
AOfe bales; sales OS3 bales stock. 40 4ss bales,
Weety-Net end gross receipts 83983 bales exports TO
Great Britain 10 1875 bales ports coast FOB bales
sales. 1882 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

LIVERPOOL. Doc $3.50 p m.-Beof-rhe demand is i'm.
proying, primo steady, Ut 56s 81 poor
prime mess Eastern steady at 65s Hams in fair do
mand bacon poor demand; Cumberland Cut duh AIS.
shoulders at 36s Cheese poor Talow
pentino aud In fair demand Lard spot
In fair prime Western February
y7s3d whoatTho demaad IL improving Flour In fair DO
m Csrp, Spot aud Futures, In fair demand Mixed
Western spot strong at S. 2Ld do December firm
d January and February hrm At A. I'D Hops at Lon
dsu-Nsw.Ysrk state-Thero Is nsthng snsrlnE
ToSDos Dec. "a p. -produce-daloutta Linsoed, 37a
a per Refined Petroleum. Sid. u6ad per gallon.
spIrits OF Turpoatns, 2Ss d per cwL
BRRaEs. Dec. 2-wilcoIs lard closed at 81 marks 90
pfennigs per 10 pounds
ANTwKhr. boo 2wilcor's lard closed 90 francs 80
confines per loo kOs Peoleum-Fne Pale American, II
francs so confines paid and sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
Dueiness Cbaureo.

4 CHANCE TO GO TO TEXAS
n Uallls printing and blank book Establishment for
sale It a bargain doing splendid business. Pro-
prictor has That demand ia can
&C. a. WIKI 9. sinclair House. -th 81 broadway.
after , O'clock DAY. or address W \. SHAW < Co.
Dallas. Tex.
FOR SALE TO NANIFACTtRERS.-G i0
lot. WITH crib bukhesi wiicr fronts Newtown Crees
suitable Tor m4uufictor"s hullns associations lumber
yards etc Apply To \ KAFELIE, 100 Futsnst. y. y,
iroa - 10 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
NOTICE TO r\NPAYERs.

NOTICE. To TAXPAYERS.
'EllE Receiver OF Taxes of the CITY Of New
York hereby notice an persons who have
omitted g. Acr taxes fur the 49,
him At ia ore before January l-s
provided D. section So OF tho New(Ork city COasO.i
tou A. o, 1889
Upon slcI Tax remaining unpaid tho first day OF
Irs~ 7hef l-1T Crutun VIII BE- CHARGED received
and collected addition 90 TIE amount thereof.
such remaining unpaid on The ~ January
Interest NIL be- charged received ann collected upon the
amount thcr o. AZ The rate o. seven ceuum
b. calculated from tie 'rt lay = October lSsf winch
4y fhr rolls aui warrants o. iT
f-ver"t ~ tn SAID Recovered pay.
meat. pursuant 20 section rs o. slii act.
GEORGE " MCLEAN.
Re. eycr - Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
LIVE srocK MARKErs BY rnLEaRArL

Culcago Unips stock Ytrt. Doe. = me Drorcrs
journal report. CatHe l.ecspt, 5000 head shpnent
900 mead marx nru: - 20 70. shipping steers
e. 80 90 .tsckers Feeders 81 20 s3 90 Cows Bulls
ana Mod 81 1882 ~. 1oxas cattle 81 1J13 90 Western
Texas ~ SO9S 81.
IDA Receipts 3le0o head. SHIPMENTS 5000 hsae
m .et wa ANsd 81 ~ s. 40 Heavy - - .
81 % Light ~ 80 81 30 Skips - 5O0l 20.
>y,Keceipts ,OOs hsad. shipments 1000 head Mar
va ,.d, atlves ~ 70. S. % Texans
- 70 % 3 30 Lambs So 70 40 30
~ ,0tus pee 2.-Catue -kocclpn 27O) head. Ship.
msnts 100 hoads market strong. Choice Heavy Native
s,r.r, "A 80 50 Good 50 80 - iOi Buchsfs
stesr. Nahum Choice 50 90 S. 30. Stoekers and
T.sI.r. fair to good 81 7OG2 90 Hangers. COnnsa 10
cool cornfot 81 25 sSi 10.
Hoes-Iseceipts 900 heal SHIPMENTS 400 Market
wa. active and higher. Ghoics Heavy aud Butch
sry srlrctons IS 4oa5 so; Packing Medium
10 Choice So lOd35 90. Pigs Common 10 Seed - COO
ShS,p Receipt, 500 head. Shipment, 100 Market was
steady. FIir 10 Faaoy IS 1884 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
ETHIOPIAN FISANCIAL uApxErs

LoXpoN. Dec "a m-Con.ols. lol 1916 Tor m,nsv
IO2 for - Atlantic Great
nrst trustees cerncatcs 3y Canadian Pacnc
6GAs; kr second Consos 1000 Mexican Ordinary a. s.
New York Central. Ill Reading. 80 Canada NOTthwet
Land Company. I'a Hud'ons Ray Company. 27s spanish
a.. &C., Bar silver quoted at 10 - Sd PSs
afvces cent rsnte 81 francs 10 for
tie and Exchange London At % francs 81
[ fues far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and ps|
brOsses sis as follows:
z a. M for Catasauqua and in ermedate poiats .,.
Sn NJ for Geneva Lyons Elmra Rochester, BuuAs
and tho West and principal local points Chair car 10 "
barre -.
Up m fer Tunkhannoek and intermediate points Cns.
car To Iunkhannock Connection TO Reading and h"'''
burg ..
$40 M Tor PIttson and principal intermediate poine'
Chair ar TO Pittston ,..
620p H. for Coplsy and intermediate points Co"
nocti0n TO Reading and Harrisburg Chair 10 Cop
$3.50 D. Vi. for Geneva Lyons Emira Rochester BUZZ"
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
4l5 p. m. for Laurays and In rmedate polnfS ,..s
Trains leaving 1t 4 A. M, p. m. and $40 p M eoH''
Tor all points In Mahlnov and lIaZlcten coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS .u,u
ga. M. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleon and Interview"
points
$40 p. m. for CopN and intermediate points RuSaN
$50 y. M. Tor Geusva. LYONS. Fmira, Rochester, w.
and tho West Pullman sleeper To Lyons
General Eastern Olice 235 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
& 'ro'n Es'95er. S,ati%1 Week @3y, 1r
20 p go 30 and o ~ ~ 80 M il5 $780, - g
. 30 a.. a 49, d., and, AMI For E9gel ai Valley
4 30. $50 y. m SUNDAYS 30 m, y.
CRIE RAIIWAY.-Throush trains leave
II 23dst earlier than uc shown frou Ciari.
nrr,s. locA. trains !otye 25!.-t from Is 10 minutes,
"a M Week day. sio sgnt4v' Day EIpres' Rnret Draw
man S'orpius Csaeh non To- t'ltcnN,t '
6pmmDa pan, ThieaSo' i, &C. Lou, limited 'eliA ran.
vale. CORY AKRON Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago AMI
Gp Daily Buffalo amt Ontsro Limited. Pullman
ne coaches To Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fans. oean
1870 p n.~pily clic'S, ESpr.,, Pullman Buffet
Sasmanca Giacinnat! and cI.caso O'"O'
% noon iS ao 10 $50 5s5 SIS
~ 80 5a S @ SV n" M" 90 too a5S ~ sSt
1889 m mldniSh ID tonal ain,to rass,s week
ratSf.oa rOek dty. g zoo 10 100 10 50 a. @ 300
S5% g. SO 5$o 49, D. 1880 $50 py a Is ND Mi
s 6 4 1913 so p @ 4 r. psGh G 400 900
NewaIE ana ratoG.on. via newark. day. 5tI $50
so IoE u midnight suGiay w. 800 500 a. m.
sun,T" , TCeS Gay ~, ~ Is, ~ io9o ~ go
sGndays 445 s5o 1886 M. p r." T. GSo IL MID
New6nrs ami Cornwall week dav, 7.5o A. M $50 40.
w,S SS AND w..t p % Sa So c so ~ and p ~
scranton. and IIoncsdals week days, M.
MMdIsO.a and Port Je,yi, week d4y. as, 1850 1890
1880 a. IN. .. q. o 30 / 80 p, m.
Goshen. week days ii5. 100 o. 1880 $780, 400 i3O.
q. 1880 T. M. Sundays. 445. $50, 1880 q. H. u. $50.
1890 y.
Ticket, Tor passage AMI apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping be Oblalnsd orders
Ing and transfer Of baggage be left Csmpanys
ticket onees Nos 3l7 fOl, I'll 057 Brolway; lSl West
st. New YORK No. S3l Fult0n.st. Brooklyn; 90 Mont
gsnery ST. Jersey city; or ut tho Company stations
Express trans from tho west arrive at 1855
1888 m. and 1885 m.
H. ii. SOU LIE. Gen' Mgr I. L. FARMER. O. p. ACT
A-RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
~ KILL. MOUNTAINS. LANDING at Cranston's
West folnu, Cornwall Newburg Marlborough Milton
Poughkeepso aud Esopus connecting with Uiser Del
steamers CITY OF Kingston ana James W. Baldwin leave
Saturday. when City Of Kingston leaves at y. IN.
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
RAlLwAY-Trains loavc from ferries at West 42d ami
West 42dst TOO m, Jay.st. 7:3O a m for Midctovn.
Fallsburg. Monticello; Liberty. waor Delhi Norwich
Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton. oswego Buffalo Detroit chi.
cago. WAIKIKI Valley points ~
ws't t?dst AiSg Jaysti 800 p m. for Middle
West 4sdss Sss m S.st p Ss M daily for MID
dlstewn. Nllsburg. Liberty, Walton, Norwich Oneida
OsweEo Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago 81 Louis
Pullman sleepingca berhs reserved at 3O1 broadway
Time tables tickets &C., at 207 SO1 04 l325 broadway
7S1 6have 1874 East l2ethst 20t West l25th st. New.
YORK j.. q ANDERSON. a. Z. A.,
IL Exchange place New.York.
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal.
"A aoe Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every Vesk day ct p. m. from Pier IL N. L., foot VI
Freight ssssivsa until tho hour Of departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

LivEEPoor. Dec Il Futures closed barely
steady. UplSnds Low Mddins clause december dsvsrv
80 Ga sellers December January
sellers January and February sevrry. 39Gid sellers;
February and March delivery. 4p64d seller. March
April delivery % G4d sellers; hpr and MAY delivery
40 G4d sellers May aud June dcliv.rv IjG4a sellers
aud July delivery i70id sellers July August
delivery, . 4J.O4d' solleIs
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nh9CclIlueous.

y OPEN connective examination OF appli
~ clnfs or tho pusou o. En-ros-ug clerk the board
OF Excise tdAry y 200 Will bo held IN Room No. H. Sew.
YORK CIV Hal saturday. December 10 at 10 O'Clock
Apple, should hc dressed to the Sc Teary the civil
SorNle Cumnt-.uu ALBANY. y y ani must be received
tAcrc not later than December D. WILLIAM POTTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

State bonds were quiet and firm. North Carolina spe-
cial advanced 10 II and Louisiana oonsol ia wero
lower 9ll9 Tho only other sale was OF Virginia
The trading in railroad bonds unusually light and
small advances Tho principal feature was das iresn
G ass, nncna vSGh s Erie
con.cls entirely neglected and Ms'euli Kansas
tento. lately were dull. The 6s weak and lower
77d774 and the js after rising TO 6s closed shade
from :. to - oSe al Uy eSTa ie Ne fr q.
osn S9r,hern Pscids nrss were moder.isiy &C.
tive and at the clos per cent lower There were
tIfcaes AT 1924 b.th slight gaiss Richmond Wsst
Point IS recovered Yesterdays loss at 20 ami East Ter
at 91l2 other sales were small ami distributed among
or unlisted securities dealt in at the stock Exchange
Cotton oil Trust certificates l,2sJ) sold 81 = TO 81
closing al IL Georgia Pacific seconds $4,000 at 80
western North Carolina 400 at s. Kingston and Penn
Tunnel (2.4OOl at 23d24 cents share
Money rlle al from to 5l2. and toward the close
offered At per cent. Usually Fridays rates arc
HIGHER because the loans run until Monday The cHceP
The Sub-Trsasury was debtor to the Clearing House
The bushes, Of the subTressary fsr the week end
sight Includes receipts OF S749i GO5 and paym-ns OF
s1.6S46: leaving IN senerai balance sdoJ
from the receipts S25, 90 ana fro the payments
s2,O0S 900 for snswLcl only aisct the snblreasirvs
account with the General Treasury us gain "a ahrct
ing the banks l. S3737S9 and this inc nle' receipts o:
Todsys operations covered Receipts, Sl940.l32; pay
mcnts, = 96SO4p; currency balance SlOii1,3i9 coin
balance, 1888 3O3. 53i
The Clearing House statement today - az follows:
changes. sl39, 7592O4; balances. r1.347.251
The United states Treasury al Washing on received
today Sl77 900 National bank notes fer redemption
The custom. receipts sil5,o29. and the Internal
revenue receipts were S3i1.6l4.
The foreign exchanges were dull Thersva'.s ttlc
demand that nearly nOyina' for actual buf
ness Bankers bills. - 81 i2 and - -is FOR long AID
short stegng spcctvcy 543A an Il = for francs
81 = AMI % reiehm2rss. 40 AMI 4O- for gnders
In London British c0nsOs were = lower at lOl Ill"
for and IL lever AT lOl ljlG for The account
America railways higher In the early dealings. but
the improvement not fully maintained. At Fam.
French per sieallly TO -2l1 advance OF
go ceniimes from The close Yesterday Exchange on
London was trIiie dearer a 2j3i francs 10 the L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
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